Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-02-18

DR.. FREELAND, Of the NJ. E. church say
that two bottles of Gilmore.s Aromatic Wine
cured his wife Of Nervous Debility and sleep
lessness. For sale at Marster's drug store
The humorous parts were well rendered, anc
highly applauded by the audience. She held
the large gathering completely spellbound dur
ing all of her recitations. = Lewis County Bee
Prof. ]. B Kohn, the experienced piano
tuner and repairer will return TO Roseburg b.
first Of next week: Any one having work TO-
him will please leave address at McClallen
House.
In her portrayal Of the 'Leper' Miss Stanns
displayed splendid elocutionary power, and hel
perfectly modulated voice made most pleas
ing impression on the audience. Lost Angeles
Times.
A fine nickel plated alto horn for sale at
THE REVIEW Office. The horn is in perfect
condition with only two slight dents in it.
| The lyre is attached, and this horn can be had
cheap.
| Young & Hammitt flung their banner TO the
| breeze in Oakland Oregon this week, and
propose TO sell goods in the hardware and tin
line at prices that will be entirely satisfactory.
Read their new ad TO day.
DR.. E. J. Page writes an interesting article
for TIE REVIEW this week. rear old friend,
when you get your visit out come back to love
iy Oregon, you have hundreds of friends here
who will welcome your return.
THE RosEBURG REVIEW shows more cor
respondencc this week from all parts of the
country than any paper ever published in
Douglas county II you want the news, now
is the time to subscribe for THE REVIEW.
Look at Stcarns & Chenoweth's new ad. in
this issue. They are determine TO run the
hardware and tin business on line Of pol
| Icy that will commend itself TO the COM
munity at large for a reasonable share of the
patronage.
The Weekly Democrat published by the
Daily Evening Democrat Company Portland
Oregon is a paper worthy the patronage q
everyone, and especially every Democrat
ought to have the paper. Sidney Dell, is do
ing well, says J. r. N. Bell.
There was man found dcad--drunk
on the Coos bay road about mile from town
last Saturday, it was supposed that his horse
had fallen on, and hurt him. lie was brought
to town and when he became sober he was
found to be but slightly injured.
The summons that appears in to-days issue
was sent to this office in manuscript Of excel
lent form, 1t was written by a type writer and
is much less subject to mistakes. Judge Willis
has set an example in his Office in the line
worthy Of imitation by all attorneys ct al.
Miss stannus has a good figure, pleasant,
expressive face, and adeepcontralto voice, pow
erful in tone and well modulated.S he appear
ed to be at home on the stage, strong in facial
expression and naturalness ofnovement. All
of her recitations showed careful study and were
finely rendered. -[Tacoma Ledger.
JOHN II. YATES, Of Batavia, N. Y, says
81 cheerfully commend
Your AROMATIC WINE;
Ii did new life and vigor send
Through this weak frame OF mine
1t did for all my stomach ills
More than the doctor and his pills
For sale at Marster's drug store.
When passengers going 10 the East direct
will see that their baggage is checked to East
Portland instead of Portland. Considerable
complaint of late from many persons, says
that they were compelled TO lay over "a hours
at Portland on account Of not being able to
have their baggage re-checked for the East
bound trains.
Wcwere sorry TO have the Misses Ida Bur-
nett and Minnie Mcfarland leave for their
homes Wednesday. They gave entire satisfac-
ton, but the old school house was condemned,
and we had room only for two or three teach
crs. The Masonic and Odd Fellows halls
and Southern Methodist church are improv-
ished for the time being for school rooms.
The Knights of Labor Grand Mar ch by J..
Y: NJ, which has attained such an immense
popularity in such an almost incredible short
space of time, is already published as duet,
adapted for piano as well as organ, and is
according to Our taste and fair judgement the
most pleasing and imposing March we have
ever seen. Solo 40 cts, duet so cts. Ign.
Fischer, publisher, Toledo. o.
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